Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-21
LOCAL AND ermEs sors.


sCsaps from b Notebooks Ot she
sensfneFs Reporter.
Miners and other laborers are scarce all
over the State.
new and powerful spring is reported
at Steamboat.
The Supreme Court has adjourned un-
til August %.
There are remaining in the Nevada
| State Prison 119 boarders.
Times-Review: Charley Lovich will be
ready for business tomorrow.
A new tenor has bsen discovered in the
person of a chimney sweep In Berlin.
Jacob Sharp, tho convicted briber, is
unable to eat or sleep and is wasting away.
Wells, Fargo & 90 shipped yesterday
elk bars of passing bullion, valued at
So, 900.
II Is said the late Mark Hopkins In
personal appearance very much resembled
Gladstone.
Mrs. Fl. K. Mitchell left on the train
yesterday for Los Angeles on a visit to her
mother.
Eight dead cats were lately found while
cleaning out the reservoir of the Reno
Water Company.
The new directory Of New York City
contains 324, 813 names, indicating O pcpu-
lation OF 1000, 900.
Idaho has a population of 3d. 0 and
thirty-three newspapers, D to every
2.400 inhabitants.
In Texas II q hot.box stops a train the
passengers put their watches In their boots
and crawl under the seats.
The Empress Of Japan. accompanied by
a retinue OF twenty persons, will visit the
United States in October.
Johnny Lambert lie having the porch in
front of the Wilton building replaced in
good shape, and it is near completion.
A Florida woman has made q bed-quilt
containing 10000 pieces, each piece being
less than the size of a mans thumb-nail.
M. L. Willis. OF Gold Mountain, lost
one OF bis fingers OF the Sd inst. II is
the result OF a bite inflicted by John Judge.
S. F. Post: 81 am King" remarks
Kalakaua, majesticalIy. That may be so.
ace.
The South Is drawing largely from
Northern capital. II is said over $780,
900. 900 Of capital has gone South within
the past year.
81 will pay one.half Of the funeral ex-
penses In cases where I am not success
full" is the way an Australian doctors ad-
vertisement reads.
James s. Richardson, OF New Orleans.
the largest cotton planter in the world,
has this year $4,000 acres in cotton and
1000 acres in corn.
The Washington Critic says: eff we
call q King { His Majesty what should we
call an ace 2" You should never call aces
at all, ignorant contemporaryl-Puck.
The royal plate belonging to the British
Grown is kept in two strong rooms at
Windsor Castle. II il should ever be sold
1t would "psn out " about $40. 000, 600.
You must work, nothing is to be got
for nothing, and nc man who chooses TO
be industrious need be under obligations
to another, for labor OF every kind COM
mands it's eward.-Goldsmith.
Nicer Baboor ALLY, a Hindoo resident of
San Francisco, has filed q declaration Of
| his intention TO become a citizen OF the
United States. He ia the first Of his race
who, so far as Ia known. has ever done SO.
Mrs. Nancy Culpepper. of ~Starkville,
Miss, who recently celebrated her i03d
birthday in good health, ia cutting her
third set Of teeth, does not wear spectacles
and can thread Q cambria needle with per-
feet ease.
Mrs. Dinah Mulock Craik thinks that
women united to bad husbands ought, for
their childrens' sake. 10 leave them; not
by divorce, which only enables the bad
men to mske other women unhappy, but
by judicial separation. Exchange.
In 81. John county, Fla, a few days
ago, while a little three-year-old girl was
playing in the yard the family heard pierc-
ing cries. and on running to investigate
found the child lying on the ground,
while on her breast stood a rooster crow
ing triumphantly. One Of the little girls
eyes had been picked out.